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Google's Chrome browser is now receiving twice-weekly security updates due to AI-powered vulnerability discovery, with June's updates alone surpassing the total from the previous 23 releases combined.
AI is discovering software vulnerabilities at twice the rate of last year, but most are not being exploited, raising questions about the cybersecurity industry's response.
This article explores how AI models are being used to discover and weaponize zero-day vulnerabilities, and why this poses a significant threat to global cybersecurity, especially as state actors like China attempt to replicate these tools.
Cybersecurity researchers have identified four vulnerabilities in OpenClaw that, when chained together, allow attackers to steal data, escalate privileges, and install persistent backdoors.
AI language models can now turn security patches into working exploits within 30 minutes, challenging the traditional 90-day disclosure window.
Linux faces growing security challenges with vulnerabilities like Copy Fail and Dirty Frag, but the open-source community's rapid response offers hope for robust mitigation.
Anthropic's AI model Mythos has uncovered thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities in major operating systems and browsers, prompting urgent discussions with top U.S. financial regulators.
Mozilla’s AI-powered security pipeline, using Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview, identified 271 unknown Firefox vulnerabilities, including bugs from two decades ago.
Learn how to use AI assistants to analyze code for security vulnerabilities, similar to how Claude AI found over 100 bugs in Firefox.
This article explains how software package vulnerabilities work and why they pose serious security risks, using the recent dYdX cryptocurrency exchange hack as a real-world example.
